Carex squarrosa (Narrow-Leaved Cattail Sedge) Soil-Normal Monarch Butterflies are fully and

Monarch Butterflies are fully and exclusively dependent upon milkweeds for laying eggs and for larva food source and they can nectar

Photo 1: By Halley (originally posted to Flickr as Beach Grass) [CC BY 2

This is a beautiful plant that can take the poorest soil conditions

Photo 1: By Bruce Marlin [CC BY-SA 2

Carex squarrosa (Narrow-Leaved Cattail Sedge) Soil-Normal Monarch Butterflies are fully andCarex squarrosa, commonly known as Narrow Leaved Cattail Sedge, is a native perennial grass like plant ideal for wetland restoration and rain gardens. This hardy sedge thrives in moist to wet soils and partial shade, making it perfect for stabilizing streambanks and reducing erosion. Its fine textured foliage adds visual interest to naturalized landscapes while providing habitat for wildlife. Low maintenance once established, Carex squarrosa requires